Iraq > Iran

[Ed Anger]

you have it cheaper than I do, so STFU.

Oh no, Beets told me to zip it. I'm scared.

[Tamas]

Americans crying over fuel prices is the most annoying thing ever after Anime.

[Ed Anger]

Americans crying over fuel prices is the most annoying thing ever after Anime.

u mad bro?

yeah, u mad.

[Eddie Teach]

Euros, and especially Brits, don't typically drive several hundred miles to grandma's house. They're also less likely to live 20+ miles from work.

[Ed Anger]

I think I'll take advantage off the almost free gas and fill up my Challenger and drive somewhere today.

Problem is, I just don't know where. Hoosier land? Kentucky? Towards the giant oven mitt up north? Into deepest darkest Cleveland? The urban combat zone of Youngstown? ZANESVILLE.

post your suggestions here for me to ignore. 

[Eddie Teach]

post your suggestions here for me to ignore. 

Caliga's house!

[Josquius]

they (we) also have to drive more. So overall americans probably pay more for gas.

if you designed your cities better it wouldnt be such an issue. :p


but tamas has the gist of it. americans whining about high fuel prices is like arabs complaining about a sand shortage.

[Martinus]

I wouldn't put too much stock in what CdM says regarding the reasoning for the Iraq war.

FYPFY 



Okay, that was too tempting to pass up. 

[Syt]

Glad you could figure this out. It only took 12 years!

What were your reasons for going to war with Iraq in July 2000, then?

[Ed Anger]

post your suggestions here for me to ignore. 

Caliga's house!

Gross. One mistake and I go too far past Louisville and its suburbs and I'm in deliverance country. The chicken on a stick in that gas station still frightens the hell out of me.

[Razgovory]

Glad you could figure this out. It only took 12 years!

What were your reasons for going to war with Iraq in July 2000, then?

Berkut went to war because he felt that Iraq was not abiding by the Ceasefire.

[Razgovory]

I think I'll take advantage off the almost free gas and fill up my Challenger and drive somewhere today.

Problem is, I just don't know where. Hoosier land? Kentucky? Towards the giant oven mitt up north? Into deepest darkest Cleveland? The urban combat zone of Youngstown? ZANESVILLE.

post your suggestions here for me to ignore. 

One of those island on Lake Erie.

[HVC]

they (we) also have to drive more. So overall americans probably pay more for gas.

if you designed your cities better it wouldnt be such an issue. :p

Too much land

[Berkut]

Glad you could figure this out. It only took 12 years!

What were your reasons for going to war with Iraq in July 2000, then?

I didn't go to war in July 2000.

I am not sure I even understand why this is debated - the reasons (and justifications) for Iraq Round 2 are pretty well understood - I don't really think I have anything to add to the actual serious conventional wisdom for why the US went to war.

Noting that it wasn't because the Shrubbery was mad the Iraqi's tried to kill his dad or that it wasn't some nefarious plot to grab the worlds oil (both of which are simply infantile) doesn't somehow make me the standard bearer for the ACTUAL reasons.

I don't even understand why people would seriously ask the question here - Do you really not know the thinking behind the neo-con case for war beyond "ZOMG WE WANT TEH OIL!" or "ZOMG TEHY TRIED TO KILL DUBYA!"? You can disagree with the reasons the neo-cons pushed for war (and you can certainly be offended by their willingness to be dishonest when it came to selling it) without any need to willfully attempt to distort those reasons into some farcical parody.

[Syt]

Glad you could figure this out. It only took 12 years!

What were your reasons for going to war with Iraq in July 2000, then?

I didn't go to war in July 2000.

Sorry, I meant: Why did you want to go to war with Iraq in July 2000 (12 years ago)?